I enjoy playing trivia. It’s an opportunity to flex my competitive muscles, test my knowledge, and enjoy a night out. But finding out where you can play trivia is unnecessarily complicated. Bars and restaurants often do not list details about trivia nights on their website, nor on their social media profiles. They either rely on word of mouth, or they don’t care.
That trivia players, on a wild goose chase, exploring the deep caverns of bar websites left unchanged since 2006, searching through Yelp reviews, and reading out of date lists of trivia spots (only to find that most of the spots have shut down).
So here’s a concept for a website called Trivia Knight. I’m definitely most proud of the name and the color scheme! Here’s a few screenshots of a partially built frontend:
A directory page for trivia venues in a particular region. The colorful circles represent days and can be toggled to find events on certain days of the week. 
The venue page lists details about that venue relevant to trivia players, as well as a schedule of upcoming events. 
Continued venue page, showing user reviews. 
Because Trivia Knight would be a community, it’s important to present “Trivia Knights” with expectations of participation and behavior on the platform. They must agree to these terms before they can register. 
Continued registration/guidelines. 
In the early days of a community, it’s important that early adopters are contributors. I wrote this page to explain how one might contribute.